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> On Sep 19, 2013, at 5:01 PM, "Denny Huff" <de...@gatewayfortheblind.com> > wrote: > > > Feed: OS X Daily > Posted on: Thursday, September 19, 2013 2:39 PM > Author: Paul Horowitz > Subject: iOS 7 Battery Life Draining Too Fast? It’s Easy to Fix > > > > Some users are finding that updating to iOS 7 seems to have reduced the > battery life of their iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Battery issues > are often reported with major iOS updates, but this time around the culprits > of newfound battery drain are easier to identify, because much of it relates > directly to some new features and new control mechanisms built into the new > iOS release. Fortunately, this makes for easy identification and easy > remedies, so if you’re encountering any issues with battery life not living > up to your expectations, you can probably resolve the draining issues quickly > with a few settings adjustments. > > 1: Turn Off Motion and Parallax > > The motion features of iOS 7 sure look fancy and provide some nice eye candy, > but they also use system resources to function. Turn it off: > > Settings > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion – ON > > > Note: these motion features of iOS 7 are likely to have much less of an > impact on battery life with the iPhone 5S and other future devices that have > the separate M7 motion chip. In the meantime though, motion sensing is done > by the primary CPU, thus potentially impacting battery life. > > 2: Don’t Use Dynamic Wallpaper > > Dynamic moving wallpapers certainly look neat, but like other eye candy it > uses more resources. Thus, disabling the moving wallpapers can help with > battery life: > > Settings > Wallpapers & Brightness > Choose Wallpaper > Stills > Pick > anything that doesn’t move > > > A bit off topic, but the overall appearance of iOS 7 depends a lot on your > wallpaper choice, so keep that in mind when setting wallpapers too. > > 3: Disable Background App Updates > > iOS 7 allows apps to continue updating while in the background, similar to > how apps on a desktop computer work. That means some apps running in the > background will no longer pause themselves to conserve battery when they > aren’t in focus. As a result, turning this feature off helps battery last > longer: > > Settings > General > Background App Refresh > OFF > > > Outside of saving your battery life, turning off this feature won’t be > noticed by most people since it returns app behavior to how it was in prior > versions of iOS, meaning apps in the background are basically halted until in > the foreground again. > > 4: Disable Location Services > > Location Services have always been battery hogs, so this is nothing unique to > iOS 7. The solution is to disable as many location services as you can put up > with: > > Settings > Privacy > Location Services > Toggle everything OFF that you don’t > use > I generally leave locations enabled for things like maps, weather, and Siri, > but not much else needs to know your location. > > 5: Turn Off Auto App Updates > > Having your apps automatically update sure is convenient, but it also causes > activity on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch when it’s not in use, and that > means it’ll drain your battery. > > Settings > iTunes & App Store > Automatic Downloads > Updates to OFF > > > Turn off the other Automatic Downloads in there too if you don’t find them > useful. > > 6: Turn Off Frequent Locations > > Frequent Locations is what allows the “Today” view in Notification Center to > provide estimates of things like how long it will take you to drive to work. > It does this by periodically retrieving your location to see where you are > most often, and like any other Location Service, it can impact battery life. > This one is buried a bit further in settings so it’s going to be overlooked > by most people: > > Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services > Frequent Locations > > OFF > If you like this feature more than you like a slightly longer battery, go > ahead and leave it on. But you’ve probably commuted to work a few hundred > billion times by now, do you really need an estimate for something you > already know? Your call. > > 7: Quit Power Hog Background Apps > > Quitting power hungry apps like Maps and GPS can help to improve battery > life, though this is less important if you have Background App Refresh turned > OFF. Nonetheless, you’ll want to learn how to quit apps anyway because it’s > different now in iOS 7: > > Double-tap the Home button, swipe up on any app preview panel to quit it > > > Focus on closing out mapping, GPS, directions, fitness trackers, etc – things > that are designed to follow you around or follow your movements all hog > battery. > > 8: Turn Down Display Brightness > > Keeping your screen nice and bright may look great, but it also uses a lot of > power. This is nothing new to iOS 7, but it’s one of the single most > effective tricks at prolonging battery life for just about any battery > operated device, and your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch is no different. > Fortunately, adjusting brightness is much easier now thanks to Control > Center. Swipe up from the very bottom of the screen and so keep it low to > preserve your battery as much as possible. > > > > Setting it around 1/4 of the way or less will have the best results. Having > it at or near 100% will result in a very quickly draining battery. > > More Battery Saving Tricks > > We’ve covered more generic battery saving tips several times before, you can > read more for the iPhone here and here, or more iPad specific adjustments > here if interested, but the general advice remains: > > Disable Bluetooth > Turn off unnecessary Notifications, and don’t allow Push > Use Fetch for Mail rather than Push > Lock the iPhone when not in use to reduce the time the screen is on > Disable keyboard clicks > Disable LTE and use a slower data network > Reset to factory defaults and restore from backup – extreme but can work in > some scenarios > None of these more general tips are unique to iOS 7, but they can help to > extend the battery life of just about anything, even if you’re still running > iOS 1.0 on an original iPhone. > > > > > View article... > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > > Denny Huff > > Gateway For the Blind LLC. > > PO Box 515 > > St. Clair, MO 63077 > > Phone: (636) 262-1383 > > FAX: (314) 558-0298 > > WWW.GatewayForTheBlind.Com > > > > Have questions about that IPhone, IPad or IPod Touch? > > Join the IDevices list serve and get answers to your questions and find out > tips and tricks about using those devices. > > To join send an email message to: > > idevices-j...@gatewayfortheblind.com > > > > > _______________________________________ > Having problems with MS Office applications? 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